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Operating Systems AIX Removing Faulty Disk SSA Post 302233214 by vuppala360 on Saturday 6th of September 2008 06:22:16 PM
Old 09-06-2008
Removing Faulty Disk SSA

Hi Experts,

I have configured A D40 Array. There is an faulty disk which is not part of an raid volume but shows fault in the diagnostics.

pdisk15 U0.1-P1-I1/Q1-W40AA83CC2400D
SSA160 Physical Disk Drive ( MB)

Is there a way to stop this error reporting for this particular disk only.
Is putting service mode for this particular disk will break the loop.
I believe the storage is working on a single loop. I understand that its not a good configuration, but thats how it was designed.
This particular disk is not part of any volume, Is replacing this disk with an filler will break the loop and spoil the volumes.

Thanks,
Vuppala
 

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hpialarms(1)							      OpenHPI							      hpialarms(1)

NAME
hpialarms - A openhpi sample application that shows "Alarm Control" management instruments SYNOPSIS
hpialarms [-a -b -c -i -m -n -p -o -x] DESCRIPTION
hpialarms walks the RPT (Resource Present Table) for resouces that have "Alarm Control" management instruments (SAHPI_CTRL_LED). OPTIONS
-c1 sets Critical Alarm on -c0 sets Critical Alarm off -m1 sets Major Alarm on -m0 sets Major Alarm off -n1 sets Minor Alarm on -n0 sets Minor Alarm off -p1 sets Power Alarm on -p0 sets Power Alarm off -i5 sets Chassis ID on for 5 sec -i0 sets Chassis ID off -a1 sets Disk A fault on -a0 sets Disk A fault off -b1 sets Disk B fault on -b0 sets Disk B fault off -d[byte] sets raw Alarm byte -o sets all Alarms off -x show eXtra debug messages SAMPLE OUTPUT
hpialarmpanel ver 0.6 RptInfo: UpdateCount = 5, UpdateTime = 8a2dc6c0 rptentry[0] resourceid=1 tag: Mullins RDR[45]: ctltype=2:1 oem=0 Chassis Identify Control RDR[48]: ctltype=0:1 oem=10 Front Panel Power Alarm LED state = off RDR[51]: ctltype=0:1 oem=13 Front Panel Minor Alarm LED state = ON RDR[46]: ctltype=0:0 oem=0 Cold Reset Control RDR[49]: ctltype=0:1 oem=11 Front Panel Critical Alarm LED state = off RDR[50]: ctltype=0:1 oem=12 Front Panel Major Alarm LED state = off SEE ALSO
AUTHORS
Authors of this man page: Peter D Phan (pdphan@users.sourceforge.net) 2.14.1 2009-11-23 hpialarms(1)
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